Shed Old Patterns, Take Bigger, BOLDER Action + Expand Your Capacity to Hold More with Monica Linda

How do you move forward to the next stage of growth when all you feel is stuck? I am so, so excited to have Monica Linda back on the podcast with me to talk entrepreneurship, transformation, and more! After becoming instant besties at an event in 2018, Monica has become an integral part of the Powerhouse Women team. She’s here to speak to those of us currently in a season of shedding, of releasing parts of our old self before stepping into the version we are called to be. While sharing her journey of “accidental” entrepreneurship, we’ll talk about her favorite practices to expand your capacity, break old patterns, and take bigger + bolder action. Plus, we’ll dive into the processes behind showing up in new ways in order to meet your higher self.

 

HIGHLIGHTS

00:00 What is the key to building teams for your event?

05:00 The most surprising part of entrepreneurship.

08:30 What allows you to expand + move forward?

14:20 How to take the next step with certainty.

21:20 What do you need to shed in order to expand?

27:40 How to rewrite old patterns keeping you stuck.

33:45 The secret to breaking the cycle.

39:40 What are the biggest lessons your 40s taught you?

44:15 How do you capture magic?

49:45 Celebrating Monica’s Powerhouse moment of being here.

 

RESOURCES + LINKS

Grab your ticket for the 2024 Powerhouse Women Event August 9-10th in Scottsdale! powerhousewomenevent.com

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